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Tindale, 2007 - Google Patents

A hybrid method for extended percussive gesture

Tindale, 2007

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17310572960400044924
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Tindale A
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Proceedings of the 7th international conference on New interfaces for musical expression

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This paper describes a hybrid method to allow drummers to expressively utilize electronics. Commercial electronic drum hardware is made more expressive by replacing the sample playback" drum brain" with a physical modeling algorithm implemented in Max/MSP. Timbre …
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